This is how Christianity is supposed to work...

[seeds]

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I've been watching this guy (BI Phakathi) for a long time now, and as the title of the thread states, "...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":

https://youtu.be/YTr0zQmjFTc

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[bahman]

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I've been watching this guy (BI Phakathi) for a long time now, and as the title of the thread states, "...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":

https://youtu.be/YTr0zQmjFTc

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Christianity is about loving others, forgiving others and yourself, and simply being good. That couldn't possibly be corrected since it ignores evil! Good and evil are fundamental features of reality and we should not ignore one in favor of another.

[seeds]

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I've been watching this guy (BI Phakathi) for a long time now, and as the title of the thread states, "...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":

https://youtu.be/YTr0zQmjFTc

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Christianity is about loving others, forgiving others and yourself, and simply being good. That couldn't possibly be corrected since it ignores evil! Good and evil are fundamental features of reality and we should not ignore one in favor of another.

Your reply suggests to me that you didn't bother to watch the short YouTube video?

Am I right?
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[Harbal]

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"...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":
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And how Youtubers work, although I don't suppose the lucky guy who just happened to benefit from the production of that video is complaining.

[bahman]

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I've been watching this guy (BI Phakathi) for a long time now, and as the title of the thread states, "...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":

https://youtu.be/YTr0zQmjFTc

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Christianity is about loving others, forgiving others and yourself, and simply being good. That couldn't possibly be corrected since it ignores evil! Good and evil are fundamental features of reality and we should not ignore one in favor of another.

Your reply suggests to me that you didn't bother to watch the short YouTube video?

Am I right?
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I watched the video. That made me angry. The video is not about the necessity of Christianity but the necessity of Social Democracy which is about feeling responsibility for yourself and others, equity,...

[seeds]

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"...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":
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And how Youtubers work, although I don't suppose the lucky guy who just happened to benefit from the production of that video is complaining.

Yeah, that's some high production video work there. It must have cost at least a $1.39 to put that together, plus an extra dollar to pay the crew.

How many YouTubers do you know of that would hand wash the grimy leg stump of a crippled homeless person?

Would you do that?

Sure, it tugs at the heart strings, and probably compels some viewers to send this particular YouTuber more money, but he genuinely passes it on to those who truly need it, as I have seen in dozens of his videos.

I know what you're thinking, he's simply trying to mimic the "Chosen One" (Donald J. Trump).

It's an honest mistake.
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[Age]

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I've been watching this guy (BI Phakathi) for a long time now, and as the title of the thread states, "...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":

https://youtu.be/YTr0zQmjFTc

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Christianity is about loving others, forgiving others and yourself, and simply being good. That couldn't possibly be corrected since it ignores evil! Good and evil are fundamental features of reality and we should not ignore one in favor of another.

What if so-called 'evil' was meant to be a so-called 'fundamental feature' for only a specific, or short, period of time? (Which you adult human beings actually and eventually evolve, or 'mature', and 'grow up' and, 'out of' doing the 'evil', which, really, is only created and done by you adults alone.) Then, 'should' you ignore one for the other? Or, it could also be asked, for clarification, 'would it be best, or better, to ignore, or refrain from doing, one over the other?

[Age]

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I've been watching this guy (BI Phakathi) for a long time now, and as the title of the thread states, "...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":

https://youtu.be/YTr0zQmjFTc

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I thought "christianity" was about 'listening to' 'the son', (of God), or in a more 'advanced, and 'up to date', term', 'listening to' 'the childen', (of God).

Also, 'listening to' "jesus christ", ('the son/the child' of God), is just a reference to 'listening to the inner-child', that is just with-in all of 'you' anyway.

[godelian]

Christianity is about loving others, forgiving others and yourself, and simply being good.

Yes, and if you believe that everybody else will underwrite this, then you start living in Christian lalaland.

I believe that everybody is my friend!

[Harbal]

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"...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":
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And how Youtubers work, although I don't suppose the lucky guy who just happened to benefit from the production of that video is complaining.

Yeah, that's some high production video work there. It must have cost at least a $1.39 to put that together, plus an extra dollar to pay the crew.
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I wasn't referring to the quality of the video.

How many YouTubers do you know of that would hand wash the grimy leg stump of a crippled homeless person?

Would you do that?

No, I wouldn't do it, but I don't need to keep coming up with ways of getting folks to watch my Youtube channel.

Sure, it tugs at the heart strings, and probably compels some viewers to send this particular YouTuber more money, but he genuinely passes it on to those who truly need it, as I have seen in dozens of his videos.

Well I do agree that it's a very Christian thing to do. Didn't Jesus used to randomly pick out sick people to cure? I can't help wondering how the poor sods who he didn't cure must have been left feeling.

I know what you're thinking,

I'm thinking that showering the odd down-and-out with donated money must make the guy feel really good about himself, but using the money to support a soup kitchen or something might be a fairer use of it. I don't suppose that would generate as many views, though.

[promethean75]

"then you start living in Christian lalaland."

Some basic info for u if you're movin, bahman.

State: Lalaland
Capital: Delulu
Population: 2,173,180,000 lalalanders
State bird: red winged lala-tail

Know for largest natural deposit of raw delulutonium in the world.

[LuckyR]

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I've been watching this guy (BI Phakathi) for a long time now, and as the title of the thread states, "...this is how Christianity is supposed to work...":

https://youtu.be/YTr0zQmjFTc

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Christianity is about loving others, forgiving others and yourself, and simply being good. That couldn't possibly be corrected since it ignores evil! Good and evil are fundamental features of reality and we should not ignore one in favor of another.

Your reply suggests to me that you didn't bother to watch the short YouTube video?

Am I right?
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Then tell us what you got out of it.

[seeds]

Christianity is about loving others, forgiving others and yourself, and simply being good. That couldn't possibly be corrected since it ignores evil! Good and evil are fundamental features of reality and we should not ignore one in favor of another.

Your reply suggests to me that you didn't bother to watch the short YouTube video?

Am I right?
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Then tell us what you got out of it.

What I got from watching many of this man's videos, is the feeling that my own personal efforts to try and help with world hunger (efforts that began back in the 70s), are practically nothing when compared to his direct, person-to-person efforts.

People like this man are my heroes...

...(hopefully, I won't find out something horrible about him later ).

Anyway, as far as what the "true spirit" of Christianity is all about, I hope you'll agree that what the man in the video (BI Phakathi) is doing is far more on point than what this "Christian"...



...is doing, as he anoints his lackies with his holy (Armani) shroud (size 42 medium) in the hope of soliciting money from his onlooking television ( ̶m̶a̶r̶k̶s̶/̶d̶u̶p̶e̶s̶ ) congregation in order to add to his own personal fortune, which is estimated to be around 60 million dollars.
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[Impenitent]

Benny Hinn has nothing on Benny Hill



-Imp